The Endgame Has No Gods || Carlsen vs Duda || FINAL GAME || FIDE World Cup (2021)

[@chinkath1981]

What's the probability of Carlsen losing? Just Duda math.

[@introverteddawg9805]

I didn't understand your comment. I couldn't duda math.

[@devinmoran59]

🤯

[@chinkath1981]

Well Vidit Duda calculations, and turns out Magnus never So it coming.

[@dijaunsmith6046]

Lmao

[@Prof.SchulzeSternberg]

My little misses said „Car wanna, so I was Carjackin. Missed the game, So sorry

[@AnthonyRMaradin]

I'll copy and paste my below comment from his previous video. I've said this before over the years. What makes this chess channel great is each game is told as a story, without giving away the ending. Great clear concise pace, with dry humor added in from time to time. The explanations of the game and possible variations, again well done. I'm sure he can even make the snoozefest games exciting if he chooses. I've watched this channel grow over time and after watching his first monotone drab chess video. I wonder if he imagined he would become the number one chess story teller in the world. Great job, keep up your exceptional work.

[@theonenonlybass]

This channel is the ultimate chess class for me

[@KentanioShlegustov]

Well said

[@nikel-]

@@RahulSoshte try another link

[@chinkath1981]

@@RahulSoshte Nice try but lucky I got that cursed link memorized

[@RahulSoshte]

@@chinkath1981 Hehe

[@Ashutosh_kr_rai]

am really happy to know that agadmator finally accepted that endgame has no gods...a sigh of relief for me who just blundered a rook in endgame 5 seconds ago

[@edwardebel1847]

Probably already noted below…”Carlsen opens with e4 and Duda decides he should keep fighting…” Hilarious! :-)

[@brucewayne5894]

Could you explain that for me please?

[@mahirshyam4127]

I have a question for anyone that sees this, does bishop g5 or knight g5 work at 4:26? The threat is Qh7, Kf8 and Qh8 with forced checkmate if black takes the knight or bishop on g5 with the pawn.

[@jayturner9032]

Its because he played sicilian rather than the more drawish e5 which leads to roy lopez

[@LetsG0Champ]

@@jayturner9032 ruy:)

[@weeooh1]

Awesome game. Best chess analysis on the web. Agad makes the most complex GM strategies easily understood.

[@amjan]

Nah, Agad is very superficial. Other channels do more in-depth analyses.

[@senorbasti6069]

@@amjan yup, as much as i appreciate agads efforts, he just isn't strong enough a player to be able to analyze this on his own, so hes just using the engine

[@samukis272]

@@amjan He's able to understand the complex ideas (even if he can't necessarily spot them himself) and translate it to beginner/intermediate players. That accessibility can be more valuable than a deep analysis. In other words, he's the sort of person you'd like to chat with about chess in the bar and the library. ;)

[@stealthghostbr1801]

@@amjan which channels?

[@dr.bluesfield3629]

@@amjan And who gives a damn? Sorry to say but it seems like you're somewhat missing the purpose of this channel, it's not for pros in the making but for people who just want to enjoy the show. If you want deep analysis go somewhere else! I also enjoy deep analyses on other channels. Ben Finegold for example. I have gained an amazing amount of new insights there (in spite of his continuously flying of the tangent... ) but for just to sit back and relax as a connoisseur this channel is just perfect. Horses for courses!

[@goodguycwyzz4768]

Don’t say Magnus played bad. Say Duda played excellent

[@tothepoint4080]

someone has to play bad for other to win , otherwise it will be draw

[@adharmi3458]

Magnus played bad

[@richardfeynman1728]

but he didn't really though. He blundered a winning position into a drawn endgame, but then magnus blundered the endgame, which could've been a draw with accurate play. But then again both of them were low on time when they blundered

[@justtelescopic5187]

@@tothepoint4080 your name suits !

[@SamuelPearlman]

@@tothepoint4080 Simply not true. Chess is complex enough that you can certainly lose while not playing "bad"

[@sonarbangla8711]

Duda is good, he has strong nerves and deep calculation like magnificent Magnus.

[@chessisfun4928]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnypeYWvideMbsk

[@akhilgupta7720]

It always hurt when someone new breaks existing world champions' winning streak. Same thing holds for Garry kasparov in 2000, Vishwanath Anand in 2013 and Now Magnus Carlsen. Current world campions are always favourites of the tournament and so was Magnus. Today Poland will be happy.

[@bright1994]

Poland is happy

[@drprtk2904]

It is fide world cup .....not world championship Both are different. Magnus will be still world champion.

[@jasonkohlmeier6707]

Doubt it, there is stronger competition and Duda just showed it. I don’t really care for magnus. There are a lot of other Gm that are equal and better.

[@drprtk2904]

@@jasonkohlmeier6707 Name just one gm...who has equal or better record against magnus as you stated.

[@strangelf]

@@drprtk2904 I mean, magnus has a 100% win rate against magnus!

[@saptashwapaul4429]

We often see magic in midgame to win matches, but such precise endgame play is really rare.

[@Filipsoon]

Duda is a fighter, he never look for a draw and he like chaotic positions. I really hope hes gonna win the final.

[@burningcherry97]

"I don't remember having given that man the right to be defeated by anyone but myself!" - Reinhard von Lohengramm

[@anonymouspodcast4677]

We are so proud Jan show his strong mental and calculation, polish power 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@shubhamg9495]

14:02 Antonio: “Duda plays king to e7.” Me: How many shots of Polish vodka did you have before the game?

[@landerdaf]

we are vodka country ;)

[@shubhamg9495]

@@landerdaf I'll edit it rq 😅

[@landerdaf]

@@shubhamg9495 :D

[@chessisfun4928]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnypeYWvideMbsk

[@maciejzieniewicz4301]

I think Poles and Russians were preparing very good for this tournament. It wasn't easy for Magnus to beat Wojtaszek and especially Esipenko and he finally faded against strong pressure applied by Duda. The second half of the tournament was simply dominated by Russians.

[@gauravmisra564]

Great game by Duda. Absolutely magnificent play. Cheers to Carlsen too for holding that position for so long. Demonstrates great resilience on his part

[@gandharv2050]

I remember "In The Endgame, The Gods Have Placed Carlsen!" - Agad's cover of a game from Anand v Carlsen 2013 world championship match. So the moment I read this title, I knew Carlsen lost this game.

[@starfire0007]

The Gods giveth and the Gods taketh away.

[@gandharv2050]

@@starfire0007 November is coming :)

[@adib3011]

Nah Carlsen is still my favourite end game player.

[@ricsouza5011]

btw that title was taken from a tweet by Kasparov

[@gandharv2050]

@@adib3011 "I admire what people can do, not necessarily the people themselves." - Magnus Carlsen

[@MI7DJT]

It has taken a year of watching these videos for me to be able to follow the games correctly and not get put off by the variations in between lol. Thanks for all your help ;)

[@chessisfun4928]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnypeYWvideMbsk

[@vijaygarv]

What a roller coaster of a game, Duda went from clear win to a certain draw to nicking it

[@chessisfun4928]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnypeYWvideMbsk

[@hchitluri]

THIS MEANS DUDA IS A CANDIDATE 🔥

[@fikus0819]

Superb game!!! Polish Mountain🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@statistika5372]

Russia and Prussia won't agree with the words "Polish Mountain"

[@karolmitylelewski2439]

Polska Gurom

[@Ok17252]

@@statistika5372 what does it have to do with the video and comment?

[@statistika5372]

@@Ok17252 nothing

[@karo7355]

POLISH MOUNTAIN XDDDDDD

[@mayankbhatt4526]

Agadmator gives some of the best captions while uploading every match

[@sunset_sage]

07:40 "look at this amazing knight! ... it cannot be challenged there." 08:38 "you have to challenge this beautiful knight. and now duda has to part with it."

[@dr.bluesfield3629]

@Justin Marin 07:40 "look at this amazing knight! ... it cannot be challenged there." the implied continuation here is "... by any pawn". Agad just drops this as he assumes correctly that it goes without saying for anyone with a bit of chess knowledge. 08:38 "you have to challenge this beautiful knight" ...... with a piece. That's a whole different story, but of course not everyone can be aware of these nuances.

[@agadmator]

Totally 😁

[@donjose9485]

Duda is carrying the hopes and dreams of all vidit fans.......No wonder he won!!!!!!!!

[@robertsnochowski6924]

Such a shame they met in a quarterfinal, Duda and Vidit both deserve a place in Candidates - I hope Vidit will still get it

[@trowin1822]

you must be indian lol

[@chessisfun4928]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnypeYWvideMbsk

[@debojyotisengupta455]

@@trowin1822 nope he isnt Indian

[@anooprao5429]

"World Champion Magnus Carlsen has never won the FIDE World Cup despite being a strong supporter of knockout events" and it continues ....💔💔 Great endgame by Duda!!

[@debojyotisengupta455]

yeah...its a curse 😂😂magnus never won a fide wc

[@davidchang9228]

Incredible endgame play by Duda. Must have steady nerve and deep calculations to get a win against Magnus. The control and initiative on the C file moving knight, bishop and rook back and forth to exploit every vulnerability is a marvel to watch.

[@David-qi1ys]

It’s no wonder the Camptown ladies sing about this man.

[@xxxmxxwm1564]

Congratulations to Duda. This man is just so talented. Young & dangerous for other experienced chess players. That’s the truth.

[@kohchungwei]

To beat Carlsen in the Endgame is no mean feat... Take a bow Duda!

[@statistika5372]

-Sun Tzu

[@hoola_amigos]

-Sun Tzu

[@MancBing]

Nice one. Have this as the top comment for those that didn't knkw the result.

[@WichoWich]

Spoiler alert

[@pensiveape6184]

If you are left with 10 seconds anything is possible, even the worst blunders made by great players.

[@rickprice7919]

Nice too see you today for Duda's great win.

[@chessisfun4928]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnypeYWvideMbsk

[@alecnilson6530]

This is the type of game that I'll play every so often, where I don't make any big mistakes throughout the game, but I just get slowly outplayed and squeezed by my opponent. Those can be some of the most painful games, just knowing you're worse for the entire game because your opponent has just steadily outplayed you.

[@Darth.Caedus]

I know the feeling

[@Lens98052]

Even worse is what I experienced once: getting squeezed into a lost position and then for the next 30 moves my opponent failed to find many game ending moves, but never quite giving up the won position. Carlson set many traps for Duda but he did not fall for them.

[@BRNRDNCK]

Except Magnus did make mistakes, he blundered a drawn endgame and all the commentators saw it immediately

[@theoneonly8472]

Yep. I’m an 1100, and I’ve played games with 80 accuracy so ik I played a solid game, but my opponent just doesn’t make a mistake all game and slowly wins.

[@alecnilson6530]

@@BRNRDNCK Sure, but it's not like he blundered material at any point - his mistake was not obvious.

[@patrykhess6800]

Amazing game. Congratulations Jan-Krzysztof Duda!

[@hassangazge7389]

"Magnus played Bishop to C1" u kinda gave hint regarding the control of that Diagonal... so only winning move Bishop C3.... Awesome Game by Duda proving again and again as a Nemesis for Carlsen... 🥳🥳🎉🎊 Expecting an Explosive Final... 🎊🎉🥳

[@joshdude1367]

It’s really exciting seeing all these great chess masters

[@runnermcturtle5893]

Agadmator, thank you for your analysis of this excellent game!

[@de_michael1222]

Imagine all those ppl who said yesterday: yea Carlsen-Karjakin final will be interesting. They must feel kinda stupid now. Congrats Duda!!

[@szymonpieczonka3761]

Well-played game by Duda!

[@Pavan_Aiyappa]

This was like engine playing endgame! Such deep calculations in matter of seconds 👍🏻

[@George-ou9wp]

#suggestion show So Vs Van Forrest game where he defeated So in 17 moves

[@venkatraghu5696]

Wesley So, Dubov, Anish Giri and Duda are the nightmares of Carlsen

[@JesseSteinfort]

Wow... Was on the edge of my seat! So cool

[@HarshPatel-bl9ym]

Incredible performance by duda. Feel bad for carlsen.

[@chessisfun4928]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnypeYWvideMbsk

[@lukecastellan721]

great game by duda, but it's sad to see people hating on magnus so much. calm down.

[@dominusdone5023]

@Afalku hes not arrogrant. Hes litterally is the best youre only arrogrant if you think you are but he knows he is.

[@dominusdone5023]

@Afalku he is humble. He gave away lots of tournament money and when given the chance to get money he did not take it.

[@lukecastellan721]

@Afalku what are some examples of him disrespecting his opponents in tournaments or in the world championship? has he ever refused to shake hands or trash talked them unironically?

[@floriandauser6263]

Why is magnus getting hate?

[@TurnMeOffPlease]

@Afalku You are the definition of arrogance.

[@dhiaelj1544]

Great video as usual, one demand tho, can you please put photos of both players in the thumbnail and avoid titles that give us ideas about who won the game? It would be an appreciated huge change

[@galibrabat4237]

Well he is human after all! We are very surprised indeed but it is not right as he played spectacularly and is holding form always. Just for comparison look at any other sport/game whatever, the world champion is not held as much of a god figure as we do in chess. Kudos to Duda still for this incredible feat.

[@icyy9864]

Magnus won't be able to sleep tonight

[@Isthatthegrimreaper170]

Radjabov, Karjakin, Duda, hot damn, the next candidates tournaments gonna be quite spicy

[@jonathanwalther]

Hopefully the organizers not again invite some random dude as wildcard just out of political reasons. I love the game, but the chess world is really corrupt.

[@adib3011]

@@jonathanwalther which random dude was invited?

[@jonathanwalther]

@@adib3011 A was a bit rude, I meant Kirill Alexejenko. It was a bit silly to nominate him, there are much much stronger GMs.

[@sayandas5]

This time there's no wildcard. Raja sort of took the wildcard spot.

[@jonathanwalther]

@@sayandas5 Hopefully. Good point.

[@williamgoss4691]

A titanic struggle between two Masters. Even when the end game has been waging for a while, still it is unclear who will win, or even if a win is a likely outcome. But it’s clear that this isn’t David vs Goliath; rather Goliath vs Goliath, a struggle between two absolute giants of the game. (Thanks Agad).

[@amjan]

A Norwegian Viking vs a Polish Hussar.

[@synesthete23]

Thank you for the in-depth analysis Agadmator. I needed to understand that bishop and pawns endgame and blitzing over the analysis wasn't gonna work.

[@danbuchner28]

That was a very well thought out strategy by Duda.

[@andydee8298]

The best analysis as always , agadmator rules!

[@MosiaTV]

"There is nothing more to be done here", I believe you can say this everytime, everywhere

[@Imnothere59]

I know very little about chess , but I discovered this channel a week ago, I watched so many video, and start playing chess, .... This channel gold for mediocre like me too.

[@davidcopson5800]

A nice comment.

[@pawematuszewski8672]

Dziękuję za analizę i Polska się cieszy . Pozdrawiam.

[@kingbranden1369]

I just find it crazy that move 13 is where it's a completely new game. I would have thought this line has been played countless times.

[@gp1216]

Its all about the control of the see file as you will C in the game

[@r4f43ll]

@5:40 after Qe2 Bh6 Rc2 Rxc2 there is also a possibility to play Be3 since Qxe3 is not possible. there is no need to give up N and B in this spot for white. the problem is that Nb5 is coming and a3 will drop shortly after which white's position collapses.

[@olivierboissiere7086]

In the line you showed with bxh6, why not retreating the bishop in e3, it helps nicely with defense that way I suppose?

[@kyoopihd]

Wow, congrats to Duda! What an awesome game.

[@shashisharma4811]

On 5:39 When bishop hanging on h6. Why not bishop back 2 E3. to protect pawn to f2 why it was back d2?

[@rawdaaljawhary4174]

Lennart Ootes is a great photographer. This photo of Duda is just perfect for this game. 🤩 How does he do it?

[@TT-wz6xy]

Thought Carlson was brilliant in this tournament , so many times he went off course away from the main lines and still managed to push and in most cases beat all these top players … it’s not that he didn’t take it seriously but pretty sure he’s keeping his powder dry for the big title , this is where you’ll see everything he’s got

[@chessisfun4928]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnypeYWvideMbsk

[@chimpalahee]

You should tell us the engine numbers too, would be very interesting especially if the losing opponent brings it back!

[@saltyfis]

5:39 Can someone explain to me why Be3 doesn’t work? Am I dumb and missing something obvious?

[@richardlindquist5936]

Wow! Terrific game.

[@devinmoran59]

Anyone know what ding liren been up to? Before covid he was like unstoppable

[@rawdaaljawhary4174]

Fabi said Duda had over 35% chance to defeat Magnus today, and the Polish Fighter did ittt!!!

[@chessisfun4928]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnypeYWvideMbsk

[@bazs7669]

Fantastic game by Duda, wonderful manoeuvring

[@teksapport9351]

duda could actually have a good shot of being the world championship challenger if he keeps up his good play.

[@BRNRDNCK]

This win secures Duda a spot in the Candidates tournament next year to play for the world championship. Right now I’m favoring Duda.

[@TheLincolnrailsplitt]

Magnus hater?

[@BRNRDNCK]

@@TheLincolnrailsplitt Tf? Sounds like something only a Magnus worshipper would say.

[@blaecccuebbler7711]

could you maybe introduce an evaluation bar next to the bar when you show the games?

[@pedrg19]

The PGN is wrong. It says C65 Ruy Lopez, Berlin Defence, when it's actually B52 Sicilian, Canal-Sokolsky (Rossolimo) Attack

[@Плут-с2о]

5:35 Was it possible to play bishop to e3? I am just 1k so i am probably missed something :\

[@yogevpc]

Duda proved that one should not be afraid of a technical player like Magnus !

[@ralfbender1728]

minute 5.39 bishop does not need to come to d2 he can come to e3 so the pawn on f2 is nicely proteced.

[@davidanderson_surrey_bc]

Is this going to be yet another year when it looks like Magnus is starting to show real cracks in his elevated status, but is saving his best ammunition for the WCC? We've seen this act all too often. I believe he is the most complete player ever, and still has time and desire to improve his game.

[@Bobby-fj8mk]

I find the end games to be very difficult. You have to see many moves ahead.

[@clecklass]

You do a great job of explaining the purpose of every move to laymen like me but: what was the purpose of black's move a6?

[@kohchungwei]

Duda's face in the TN is as if he's cracked his knuckle a little too hard there

[@StambeccoAllaFragola]

Now I can't unsee it

[@arsenalfanrichi]

Hey may not have won, but I'm still very impressed by Magnus' overall performance in this event. The pressure on a World Champion in this event must be incredible. Some fantastic games along the way, his 2 Classical games with Wojtaszek, the Conversion vs Tari etc etc

[@sayori4856]

I was waiting for this

[@jjsxp]

Will you be covering the Chessables tournament?

[@samkavin7610]

@11:47....can't we sac the black bishop on Bb6 followed by d2 d1 making queen?? PLS ANSWER!!!

[@priyeshsrivastava8025]

I seem to be pretty new here but why would a bishop sacrifice on 04:34 not work for white?

[@SergioNehama]

This is an awesome match, awesomw tournament but im missing some more Battle for the Future

[@ChessLynx]

These guys are amazing !

[@nikolastankovic3414]

Now Duda gave Magnus free ride 😂😂😂

[@mohameddumbuya1992]

Cant believe I found that c3 move, I didnt read the play till the end but I read till the pawn push on d4 to seal the the position I didn't see the opportunity to pust the pawn further. Crazy!

[@MonkeyDIvan]

5:39 Pretty sure Bishop e3 works too, mate 😂

[@statistika5372]

l felt sad for Magnus but also felt really happy for Duda

[@abdelrahmanfahmy8432]

the beauty of chess in one sentence . no fanaticism

[@hansfeldner6638]

Min 5:40 - why not defend with Le3? If Black takes the Bishop the rook is hanging

[@youngcashregisterakalilbro3261]

5:38 why does Be3 not work ? It defends the f2 square

[@yggdrasil9039]

5:40 Why do you have to Bd2? What's wrong with Be3 defending the pawn?

[@casamir1]

Why no Bishop to e3 to defend at 5:36? Can't see any flaws with that defense?

[@grizzii2149]

But why so much emphasis on c file, I don't understand. Please someone explain. On a piece or king side I understand. But not this.

[@luisc1402]

4:25 why not take h6 with Bishop? Like, it seems like only good things come if knight and bishop are sacrificed to make room for queen and tower attack

[@sarbasov]

5:38 why not bishop back to e3 protecting the f2 pawn?

[@baptistehorcholle962]

Be3-Qxe3 Qxc2-Qxa3 and b4 is falling soon as well looks good for black no ?

[@sarbasov]

@@baptistehorcholle962 looks so. Anyway, this line is worth to have been shown in the video, not only Bd2.

[@baptistehorcholle962]

@@sarbasov true :)

[@navd1488]

Thank you. That was wonderful. Can someone tell me If this the ultimate world championship or is there something higher than this ? There is world championship n then this fide world cup. All so confusing

[@topanteon]

12:34 is winning for white. f7 pawn moves two fields, white pawn can take en passant and you can't stop it from becoming a queen because bishop covers e7

[@DaevorTheDevoted]

5:39 Why not Be3, protecting f2 and solidifying the position? This can be followed up by Re1 to chase black's queen away.

[@mahirshyam4127]

After Be3, White can take the rook on a2 with his rook on c2

[@DaevorTheDevoted]

@@mahirshyam4127 No, I mean first white trades rooks, then Be3 (instead of Bd2).

[@ahrrydepp493]

5:38 bruh why not play bishop to e3 ???

[@somewhere6]

A transposed French Defense which black played very well and deserved to win until the time situation brought on the usual comedy of errors. I am glad it turned out as it did. I think it was a strategic mistake for Carlsen to exchange light squared bishops and then allow a transposition to the French.